Mrs Winter keynotes opening of GFWC biennial in LA
Mrs Thomas G Winter of Minneapolis, president of the General Federation of Women's Clubs, delivered the keynote at the opening of the organization's seventeenth biennial convention in Los Angeles. She urged women to help make the nation a better place, called for wisdom over the next ten days, and spoke of America's creed of brotherhood and the duty to counteract wrong with righteous action.
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Los Angeles
Associated Press
Thomas G. Winter
Minneapolis
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
United States
Republic
America
Republican candidates file declarations for county posts
E. C. Bussing the present county clerk has filed a declaration of intention to seek a second term on the Republican ticket. F. B. Dodds, candidate for county attorney, has filed his declaration of intention with the county clerk on the Republican primary ticket.
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E. C. Bussing
F. B. Dodds
Jeannie Lifgan Suffered Facial Injury in Paris Court
French actress Jeanne Lifgan was shown to be smiling as before after an automobile accident that injured her upper lip. A Paris court found in her favor and awarded 15,000 francs. M Vidal, a Marseilles ship owner, was the opposing party.
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Jeanne Lifgan
Paris
M. Vidal
Marseilles
Lawrence boys to start swimming classes and goldbug hunt
The Lawrence community plans a boys swimming program with beginner, fun, and life saving corps classes. A free day is proposed, nickel swim, and a possible trip to Rotary Camp for a first Goldbug discovery. The Junior Twilight Baseball League begins this week with six teams expected. captains meet at Carl's store to set schedules.
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Lawrence
Life Saving Corps
Rotary Camp
Carl’s
Speeding Charge Fined In Police Court At North Lawrence
L Nider of Wichita faced speeding charges while rushing to a Shrine event in Kansas City. He paid a $15 fine, left before the case was heard, and sent a friend to plead for him. Ib Dixor of Kansas City Kan also faced a speeding charge with next Monday court appearance. A silk farm near here reports incubating over 2,000,000 silk worm eggs. Imported eggs come from France and Italy with 25,000 mulberry trees for feed and material.
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IC. L. Nider
Wichita
Kansas City
North Lawrence
Nider
Ib, Dixor
Kan
Here
France
Italy
Californi
Tuberculosis Clinic Reports At City Hall
Twenty patients attended the tuberculosis clinic at city hall yesterday with eight new visitors and four new cases diagnosed by Dr. Loveland of Topeka. The others were previous examinees, many nearing full recovery.
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Loveland
Topeka
French aviator daisy d oisy halted by storms near Tokyo
Captain Georges Pelletier D'Oisy, who began in Taiku Korea en route from Paris to Hiroshima, turned back after brief flight as stormy weather prevented crossing the Korea Strait. He said conditions blocked his passage and Daisy remains within hours of Tokyo as the journey continues.
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Tokio
Associated Press
Georges Pelletier D
Irrigation Boom Spreads Across Kansas Farmlands
State irrigation commissioner George I. Knapp notes many farmers in eastern and western Kansas are installing irrigation plants. In the Arkansas Valley irrigation proves highly profitable with ample water, as J. D. Mitchell in Kaw Valley installs an eight-acre-a-day system drawing from a well series. Most seasons require no artificial irrigation.
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Topeka
George I. Knapp
Arkansas Valley
Kansas
Mr. Knapp
J. D. Mitchell
Kaw Valley
Lawrence
Irrigation boosts Kansas farming profits say experts
Mr Knapp and D J Fair discuss irrigation cost reductions and crop gains in Kansas. Wells 20 to 30 feet deep provide cheap water for corn alfalfa and potatoes while recent plant installations near Dodge City expand irrigation. Experts warn deep well costs blocked earlier efforts but see dairy farming growth making irrigation viable across the Arkansas Valley.
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Kaw Valley
Knapp
Mitchell
D. J. Fair
Sterling
Kan
Rice County
Dodge City
Kansas
Wallace County
Scott County
Garden City Sugar Beet Company
Kensai
Arkansas Valley
Wants Judgment Executed Against J A Hangar
Ida Smith seeks an order of execution on a $1,720 judgment against J A Hangar. She alleges Hangar removed property from the court's jurisdiction and assigned part of his property, converting it to money to hinder collection.
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Ida Smith
J. A. Hangar
Hangar
Tanlac credited with curing long standing stomach trouble
Deforest Edwards of Topeka Kansas declares Tanlac gave complete relief from a decade long stomach disorder after trying many medicines without success. He praises the first bottle and subsequent purchases noting renewed energy and health and urges acceptance of Tanlac with no substitutes. Over 40 million bottles sold. Tanlac Vegetable Pills also promoted.
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Edwards
Kansas Ave
Topeka
Kans
Tanlac
Taniac
Mr. Edwards
Is Backache Making You Miserable Dean's Kidney Pills
An old advertisement urges relief from backache by treating kidney trouble with Dean's Kidney Pills. It cites a Lawrence testimonial from Mrs. E A Shields at 811 1th Street noting quick relief from back pain and side pains when kidney issues arise.
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Dean
Dean’s
Lawrence
E. A. Shields
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